Jackie Evancho - Nessun Dorma (Pentagon Memorial)

[MrPolyamorous1]

The premise of this whole song. Is that the power of love will overcome violence. And as an American I feel we have seen and caused enough violence. Lets try love.

[jayseah32]

Kudos to whoever created this video. Really impressive.

[wishbone103]

WOW! That was powerful. Great editing job!!!

[jackieevanchofan54]

chills up and down my body! so amazing

[dieseldog00]

There's always a political risk in a mission like that. Ask Jimmy Carter. But guess who DIDN'T have a political risk, even when he said he didn't know where bin Laden was and didn't care(six months after he said dead or alive). If he had been a Democrat and said that after he had failed that badly he would have been impeached. Or at the very least crucified in the MSM. They would have NEVER let him live that down.

And you and your tribe better get ready for four more years of Obama.

[dieseldog00]

Vincero, vincero, vincero.....VINCERO!!!!!

I will win, I will win, I will win.....I WILL WIN!!!!!

The indomitable American Spirit is beautifully expressed in this aria sung by America's Princess. And to all of you who don't like hearing the President of the United States, remember this; it was HE who brought Final Justice to Osama bin Laden, a victory which his predecessor could not accomplish. A victory Senator Obama swore he would accomplish if he were elected President. He kept his word.

[ZeekWolfe1]

Islam...the stench that can only be deodorized by generous amounts of TNT. And vermin that spend half the day with their heads on the ground and asses in the air, bring out the DDT.

[richardoky]

If you got you Kleenex ready do a google search of Jackie Evancho pray for Japan or search  watch?v=r-sYOdN560c especially at 4:50

[KaptKan1]

Jackie's parents should not let her be used by the political elite; she should sing for peace, not for political propaganda. A better cause by far would have been to sing for the victims of torture at Camp Delta at Guantanamo -- you know, the place that Obama closed down three years ago, like he promised to do -- and the other camps at Bagram and Abu Ghraib, to name but the more well-known ones.

Americans deserve peace, liberty and prosperity; they deserve better than warmongering agitprop.

[kiiifute1]

@KaptKan1 --her youth will excuse / spare her the stain of having, in any way, been associated with The Usurper but her parents ought to know better. But who can blame them with most of America completely "out to lunch" with regard to the true meaning of ARTICLE II 'natural born Citizen'

[Richipennerkind]

WOW - knockout!

[JackieFan123]

I remember Bush on the aircraft carrier proclaiming "victory" WORST PRESIDENT EVER!!!!!! He had nothing to do with killing Bin Laden, he was sipping on a margarita in his ranch house when we nailed that bastard

[pgantioch43]

@JackieFan123

"SIPPING" his margarita???

More like GULPING them down, one after another. Lots of vids are available showing how drunk he's been in public.

[hammer55292]

@JackieFan123 Bush over-compensated against the Arab/Muslim world, to assuage his incompetence. Riding on American's anger and patriotism, he illegally attacked two countries that basically had nothing to do with 911. Nineteeen SAUDI ARABIANS attacked World Trade, NO ONE ELSE!!! SAUDI ARABIANS, so Bush attacks Iraq!! What a rotten president he was, and what rotten Americans to allow it. Yes, Saddam was a bastard, but we had no legal justification whatsoever to attack. Rotten bastard Texan.

[zinpgh]

NEVER FORGET!

[DukeLaCrosse20]

the intro ruins it

[pgantioch43]

@DukeLaCrosse20

You too, Duke, remember who got bin Ladin.

[cureloms]

@DukeLaCrosse20  have to agree with you on that. for sure. jackie is amazing though.

[sonpit]

@cureloms Is that because of the choice of words or the person who spoke them?

[cureloms]

@sonpit huge jackie fan, but not a fan of the current president.

[tommyboy31885]

@sonpit The problem is sir (or ma'am) some people see what they want to see instead of what it is. It doesn't matter what is said, only who says it. What shameful comments in an otherwise great video. You ma'am (I just have a hunch you're a woman) are very talented

[cureloms]

loved the music and the tribute, but not a fan of the quote at the beginning. great job.

[cureloms]

@cureloms meaning the spoken narrative part.

[pgantioch43]

@cureloms

Just remember who got bin Ladin.

[cureloms]

@pgantioch43 haha it was the U.S. military and CIA that started 10 years ago under the Bush Administration. nice try buddy. you seriously aren't trying to give the current administration credit for that are you?

[pgantioch43]

@cureloms

In a word, yes.

Obviously, the CIA had been working for many years to ID bin Ladin's hideout, & that began during the Bush administration, for which they deserve credit. But the decision to attack that hideout, & the means by which it was done, were INCREDIBLY gutsy decisions by Obama, for which he deserves even more credit.

But while I can give credit to the supporting role Bush played, somehow I don't think you'll give credit to Obama for the central role he played.

[cureloms]

@pgantioch43 gutsy decision to say "yes, take him out?" any president would have said "yes." it was no risk.

[pgantioch43]

@cureloms

The decision was "no risk"? That'd be hysterically funny if it weren't so sad.

To "take him out," all you'd need to do is send a couple of B-2s to drop smart bombs.

You're evidently ignorant of the failures of some of the prior missions like this. The most obviously similar was the failed attempt to rescue the hostages in Iran in 1980.

But i was 100% sure your bias would mean you'd give NO credit to Obama, where i gave some credit to Bush. Typical.

[cureloms]

@pgantioch43 politically, not militarily.

[cureloms]

@pgantioch43 I'm not interested in continuing this discussion, but good luck to you.

[pgantioch43]

@cureloms

How incredibly open-minded of you!

Good luck to you too. I hope your mind someday thaws out.

[cureloms]

@pgantioch43 i will choose to agree to disagree. good luck. 

[dieseldog00]

@cureloms If it was "no risk" why didn't Bush get him? He had the chance. And yes before you mention it, Clinton screwed up when he had bin Laden in his sights and didn't pull the trigger because he was more worried about that useless waste of oxygen Saudi Prince with Osama. If he had done the right thing in that instance the whole world's history would be different now.

All that doesn't excuse Bush though. He promised "dead of alive" remember that? Kudos to President Obama FTW!!

[cureloms]

@dieseldog00 you took my comment out of context buddy...there was virtually no political risk, even if mission had failed. not interested in getting in debate with lib in jackie evancho vid.